THANK YOU FOR THIS I am a Hawaii resident ( big eye ) There was a railroad here….. tons of tartarian architecture Lots to say. In the last five years they demolished 2 historic buildings for no reason and literally spray painted the entire historic dhs building…. Super weird. I have a lot of bizzare pics of random little things in Hilo. Can send.

@katiekane5247

10 ай бұрын

TPTB are after your paradise my friend, it's criminal 😢

@billysewardgardening

10 ай бұрын

study Iolani Palace its a mud flooder and so are several other buildings around it. no gravestones before 1850s. Oldest tree1850 only? most mountains here are heavily eroded. just studied Koko Head crator? tree stump? mud volcano? no lava anywhere around it

@Andy_Holmes

10 ай бұрын

I'm up in Fern Forest. I think the downtown post office in Hilo may have had more stories to it. The tsunami museum has some old world vibes too. I'm interested in what you think may be old world architecture on the island. Please share any examples.

@gypsyrain369

10 ай бұрын

they are Destroying Anything that shows us The Real History

@AlexPletcherPhoto

10 ай бұрын

​@@billysewardgardeningmountains are melted buildings and mud flood is the leftover dustification/sludgification of the structures

A Reset Going on in our Faces..........😢

@katiekane5247

10 ай бұрын

It was 100% planned. Emergency order 3 weeks before the fire? Sketchy AF

@infinidominion

10 ай бұрын

A lot of people don't want to see how deep all the mass planned designs are. It nevers stops

@dosims911

10 ай бұрын

THE reset. The final curtain call.

@bluefaery1865

10 ай бұрын

Directed Energy Weapons.

@christophermunoz205

10 ай бұрын

Yea people going to get bought out and maui getting redeveloped

Thank you for these precious pictures of old Hawaii! Such a beautiful gift to Hawaiians and those who love her. A historical treasure.

@FRESHboosters

10 ай бұрын

Thank you too for your kind comment and words. I’m happy to do what I can to get these images out there and bring support to Maui.

I was born and live on Maui. Thanks for making this🤙🏼

@raclark2730

10 ай бұрын

Much love from Australia brother. I for one will never forget and will be encouraging others to do the same. Don't let the bastards take your place. Good luck. 🤙

What a beautiful gift you have made for the people who must be in such grief right now. These early photos fascinate me. Why do they wear suits, and the faces of the native people are so serious, as if they are unhappy posing for the photos to be taken. The landscape is so lovely. Thank you so much. Have shared.

@annother3350

10 ай бұрын

They would have been told not to smile -- you didnt smile in photos back then

@sharongoodsell9341

10 ай бұрын

Told what to do ,

@denniscrane9753

10 ай бұрын

No one smiled in the old days!

@miapdx503

10 ай бұрын

Because it took such a long time people didn't smile.

❤❤ What a beautiful gift you’re kindly put together with beautiful music ❤❤ They can steal many things but not our memories or souls- 🫶🏻🙏Blessings to the people of Maui 💗

How beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time. My prayers are with you Hawaii.❤

@miapdx503

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely 🌹

Thank you for sharing these. Brought tears to my Mom’s eyes.

Jarid, really found a bevy of rare old Maui and Hawaii pictures. What REAlL Hawaii used to look like. Especially earliest 'Hula' dance. Big ups to you. Valuable pub;ic service.

Wow! It's like you read my mind! Ever since the fire i have been very curious what this 'historic' town must have looked like. Especially since it was the former location of the Hawaiian Kingdom. A couple of things I noticed: the grass house blocking a much larger stone building, how every single picture of the natives they look broken and like they'd been dressed up to put forth a narrative, the natives look SO similar to American natives, the big American flag flying above the courthouse ling before Hawaii became a state, the terraced land and agriculture in the earliest photos, the colonial-era looking princess castle. 😊Thanks for your hard work on providing interesting and relevant material!

@KittyKat-vb1nd

10 ай бұрын

The karma US has coming and is getting.

Hawaiian music would have been perfect. Mahalo for the slide show!

I never get tired of your piano. May the almighty's will be done when He say's His will is to "bring to ruin, those ruining the earth." Revelation 11:18

@sercar9585

10 ай бұрын

@PJB-To-Be 👌👉Amen🙏🎯💯

I’m sure the native people were unhappy, but back in the day, 1800’s early 1900’s nobody smiled in photos like we do today. Several reasons, it took a much longer time to capture the photo and they had to hold the position a longer time, it was also considered “uncouth” to have a silly smiles as photos were considered to be more of a historic record, (so said Mark Twain) and also posing for a photo was initially done in the mindset as posing for a painting.

The Robber barrons took those pics Hidden History, lies, and Vannila Skys

Jarid, if I might I suggest that you consider leaving any titling up for more than just one or two seconds before faded-out? Thanks.

@FRESHboosters

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tip, this video is paced Quickly in some titles as I didn’t want to distort the image. You’re correct.

@jamesmiller4184

10 ай бұрын

@@FRESHboosters You're a good and elevated man Jarid and so in very many ways actually exemplary. It is no wonder that your loyal followers seem actually to love you! Well, if-so that then count me in too! 😌 Again, thank you for what you do and the way you are. Onward and upward!!!

Thank you, Jarid. Very important to honour the history of Hawaii and the island of Maui. Poor people of Maui, they are suffering the second reset destroying their homeland...

@AuRowe

15 күн бұрын

IMO all the history we think we know of Hawaii is just what suits the narrative. Nothing but propaganda.

The historic home of physician-missionary Reverend Dwight Baldwin and his family are on Front street. The house is made of huge cut coral blocks. I'm holding a watercolor of it now. The historic courthouse and jail is down further on front street, the jail is a basement. It was an art gallery last time I was there. There is a GIANT banyan tree behind the courthouse- the tree survived the DEW🔥

Thank you for this! Great work! Aloha! 🙏🌺💜☮️

Hey Brother Jared thank you for putting all this together😊 I've been trying to keep up with what happened in Lahaina Hawaii and looked up and I looked it up on

Tech everywhere!. Island Maui looks like a sleeping giant from above.

@KB8Killa

5 ай бұрын

Titan perhaps

This was amazing. My Dad would tell us stories about when he was a young boy and they would have to use the old Lahaina rd. over the pali. Beautifully done. Thank you for this.

that girls choir with Father Damian look pretty unhappy - wonder why ?

@BillcooperHicks

10 ай бұрын

they had leprosy

@windsofchange31

10 ай бұрын

@@BillcooperHicks no, that's not it!

@watkinsinc.7147

10 ай бұрын

The Catholic Church is on seven hills..... Serpent seed...

joyless in some

BEAUTIFUL VIDEO ! Thank You For This Share

I'm just gonna say, the island people do not look happy at all in any of these photos. This says a ton.

@A-FrameWedge

10 ай бұрын

I have seen many photos from this period in other places and I would say most are not smiling, I wouldn’t read too much in a handful of pictures. And most these photos of the women who were not smiling was during the time they were ruled by the Hawaiian Royal family until 1893.

@derekathomson

10 ай бұрын

It was normal in old pics for people to be straight faced. People from some parts of Eastern Europe still take pics like that today.

@bryntnjal9446

10 ай бұрын

Smiling in photos is a modern convention.

@patriciamccall7403

10 ай бұрын

Exactly what I was going to say. Most of the photos aren't even with the native people. They were coerced or forced to wear clothing deemed appropriate by the church when what they originally wore was more appropriate for their climate. It truly breaks my heart to see how much damage has been done to the islands by outsiders for profit!!

@AuRowe

Ай бұрын

@@patriciamccall7403 You have no idea about the orphan trains if you still believe that church vs the natives narrative. It was not one race, but all the children of the world being shipped EVERYWHERE all at once on the orphan trains in the 1860s-1920s

Mahalos for the Hawaii kine footage love your channel, out here on Kauai aloha

@AuRowe

15 күн бұрын

Yo check out waimea theatre, the piers (even ahukini- waimea one still has rail tracks on the other side of the parking lot (it says DANGER and clearly rail tracks), national tropical botanical garden has roman statues that look insanely old, Kauai Museum looks Egyptian, oldest house on Kauai Hale Puna (house of coral) is owned by my good friend Jim and he also runs the kokee lodge which I worked at since 20 years old. I know all the official story of kokees buildings. Basically WW2 barracks. But I have many reasons to doubt this theory. Spent more time in Kokee than most west side Kauai locals due to working up there for over 5 years. I also know the old couple Jim and Cathy Brogoitti (called Jim Castle by most waimea folk) who have the last house back in the valley which I have toured and its very old world styling. You have to pass Uncle Glens old house thats for sale down the end of Menehune rd to even get to the private drive, but the valley opens up when you do and it looks like Hanalei in the west side. Also if you been to Kalalau the rock walls there imo are from the past civilization. They won't stop destroying landmarks and pushing the official narrative. Civility was in Hawaii PRE-HAWAIINS AND Europeans imo. There was another race here. One final add-"Russian Fort" is the ONLY star fort in the entire north pacific ocean. I have had hundreds of morning tea time up there scoping the rivermouths waves, and the age of the ruins just don't add up IMO. The obilesk like structure just outside the fort then the shape itself matching the ones all over the world. Wools been pulled over our eyes. I'm done keeping it Kauai-et.

Very cool. Could you leave the names of the places up a bit longer in the future?

Hey bro, just wanted to say I think you do really good work. I also would like to say thank you for the effort and money you put into it. You have quiet the collection of old world photographs from private collections. I would like to make a request. Could you or have you ever looked into the Joseph smith story? About the tablets and his short time in northern Pennsylvania along susquehanna river. Just below New York. He was said to have performed some crazy stuff there in search of lost Spanish treasure, thought to be hidden in mountains of northern Pennsylvania. I'm from PA and it just seems like so many important things happened here that were hidden or covered up. Like the rosicrucian society and why they choose the area. You are by far the most trustworthy person I've seen touch on lesser known Pennsylvania history. For that I really appreciate you. The fact the susquehannock tribe was wiped out (supposedly) then basically erased from history doesnt sit well with me. So many other more well known tribes who didnt have the same influence and power yet the susquehannock are relatively unknown. Even by the people who currently live on the land of their ancestors.

@windsofchange31

10 ай бұрын

Look into some of Old World Florida's work on these ppl, areas, and tribes.

Montrose, Colorado Very Interesting Thanks.

Even in the old black n white pics it looks like heaven

I'm speechless 🙊 😶

Fantastic job. My home.

So sad to see what it looked like so peaceful back then thanks for all the pictures that really break the heart 😭 Lost in time 😭

What a beautiful video. Thank you.

i am really struck by how few images there are of the hawaiian people. Did the photographers have no interest or appreciation for the culture of the people or their whenua? Or maybe the locals avoided the camera, and the people taking the photos, whenever they could. Certainly what few images there are show the hawaiians looking very miserable and uncomfortable, which is so sad. Their way of life, their connection to the land, water and ancestors was being dominated by forces outside of their control. Love to all affected by the devastation - both now and in the past. 💜

@raclark2730

10 ай бұрын

We can help stop them from getting done over again. We need to keep eyes on Maui and Hawaii when the media attention dies down. Not excluding the non native people who are decent either. No forgetting 👀

@AlexPletcherPhoto

10 ай бұрын

There were none

@iamshebeeloloindigenous

10 ай бұрын

The original Hawaiians are the indigenous so called blacks. Are u getting the picture now?

@raclark2730

10 ай бұрын

Stick together over force together. have a think.

@LilyGazou

10 ай бұрын

We are all in the same boat now. Controlled. We should help the Hawaiian people get their nation back.

Grass house @ 3:54 gives me the impression it was place on top of original photo. Look at the building to the left beside it.

@karinadsouza4929

10 ай бұрын

Makes ne think of the inquisition. These people invading on the pretext of civilization of society, building high places (churches), schools and hospitals. Very deceptive.

The girls choir with a priest Damien are not happy at all.

Wow way to start that out with a brow-raiser at 2:46. 🧐 I almost fell off my chair when I saw that! Old World Hawaii was really spectacular! I knew it would be. Aloha and Mahalo! 🌺🌈🙏

@christinekulper7824

10 ай бұрын

That shocked me too😮😢❤

Mahalo for the video! Maui was so lush and green!

Prayers. Hope.

Thanks you so much 💕

Самая интересное фото было на заставке

Love it. Big MAHALO for doing this.

Ever heard of lake Geneva WI? It’s a summer home area for the most part, a lot of affluent people have lived/have had homes here, downtown has some old buildings along with underground stores (very small amount are open to public many more could be blocked off over the years) rumors that Al Capone stayed in the (Stone manor) which is a giant stone mansion right on the lake. Last time it sold was for 18million, could only imagine what it costs now. Everyone here says that everything is owned by Chicago. Which is probably not wrong, a lot of business people and supposed mobsters were here long ago. We have a free mason temple in lake Geneva, along with a couple more in the area, delavan lake is similar old buildings in downtown. Around 100- 120 years ago the “Peterson brothers” dug up 16-19 skeletons at the lake lawn farm (which is now a golf course resort) all to be over 7 foot tall some even 8+. Only a newspaper and I think New York Times did a small segment on it. I’m a big history guy and every time I drive thru I know something’s wrong with the timeline it just doesn’t add up for me. And I’m sure there is many more mysteries in the area. There has been and still is A LOT OF MONEY. I work in construction and some lake houses are 30+ million. In my personal opinion I think a lot of this land was home to natives that we have no history of, I’ve heard rumors about lakes being flooded and lake como is one in the area might be something. Also of the Midwest having hundreds of thousands of burial mounds, but left with maybe a small number left, but golf courses could be a perfect coverup for that. Anyway could be a interesting thing to look into and I’m local if any pics or anything would help.

@windsofchange31

10 ай бұрын

Are you aware of this man's excellent channel? THE ARCHIVIST w/ Analog www.youtube.com/@1_Analog_9/videos

@Sumbody44

10 ай бұрын

There are over 7,000 lakes in Texas. And at the bottom of almost every single one, you will find numerous towns. Towns that were covered by water when the US Army of Civil Engineers began to dam up the rivers to make reservoirs and control the state's waterways. This mostly happened between the 1930's and 1960's. Today, very few people have any idea that they are enjoying recreational activities on top of buried schools, churches, houses, and other buildings. And this wasn't even that long ago! I can find very little information on the 5+ towns that my local lake covers in central Texas.

@KittyKat-vb1nd

10 ай бұрын

​@@Sumbody44and buried people #resets

@carolineloder2083

10 ай бұрын

@@Sumbody44 same thing in what used to be East Germany, controlled by communists from 1945 to 1989 (replaced by Globalists which are the SAME people). My dad's entire family lived/ lives there to this day. They (government, PTB) destroyed many old old towns, literally, my dad's town for one, by forcing all residents to move out so they could demolish all of the buildings, churches, schools, for open mining coal pits! My grandparents were buried in the local cemetery, which was quite large from my memory, and I have no idea what they did with all of the remains! They put a small memorial for thousands of people up in a different cemetery in a town still standing. No names of any of the ones whose graves they desecrated. It is like they never existed! I remember their grave. It was beautifully decorated with flowers and a beautiful headstone! We stood over it in 1974, I was a child. I went back there in 2019 after 45 years... they are now closing the coal mines and turning the pits into...lakes! Charging big bucks for homes on these 'lakes'. The future generations won't have a clue what happened there. Nor will they care, which is how they get away with these things. I look at all bodies of water very differently these days. I weep for the destruction of people, their homes, lands, way of life. At the same time I weep as it's happening to all of us right now. They never stop. They show NO mercy.

Similar to Old World Florida

@WildAlchemicalSpirit

10 ай бұрын

Yes, Hawaii and Florida have a lot of parallels.

@markmiller3053

10 ай бұрын

It’s funny how people who would be over a 100 now like my great grandma who would be 122 now I remember her talking about “old” growth trees or old world this or that?.. she also told me about the great floods around 1912

@watkinsinc.7147

10 ай бұрын

​@@markmiller3053Same with Washington State. It used to have Palm Trees and giant Redwood Cedars.

@markmiller3053

10 ай бұрын

@@watkinsinc.7147 really? I had no idea Washington had palm trees.. pretty cool

@watkinsinc.7147

10 ай бұрын

@@markmiller3053 it did. There are Palm fronds petrified along the banks of the Nooksack River from Mount Baker

This is really amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing!

It's truly sad what happened on Maui. Another fine video. Although, ounce the pic of the Roman catholic church came up my thoughts go to the inquisition. Then the west descending on the islands in general. We know for a fact, that never goes well for the native population.

@karinadsouza4929

10 ай бұрын

Same thoughts here

@carolineloder2083

10 ай бұрын

I believe the Catholic Church escaped the inferno? Hmmmm.

Great work putting this together //////////////////////

I was that trains engineer. Thank you for finally giving me the recognition I deserve.

people don't realize how long ago 180 years actually is, I haven't seen anything here that is out of place, very cool collection love looking at old photo's, the stuff in india and china is wild!

Thou shall not covet - seems obvious what happens when people do - they wreck it all !

thank you dude

@FRESHboosters

10 ай бұрын

Happy to help

4:32 only Damien is smiling eerily. The rest of the children all dressed weirdly and they look upset.

Thank you Jared, This is a special heartfelt dift to the people of Hawaii, especially Maui, and to us all! Ford Island ~ Starfort possibly ? God bless you ~ Subscribed

I’m visiting HI in 2 weeks. lolana palace is on my itinerary.

@lilcricket4379

10 ай бұрын

Go off as many beaten paths you are able to. Ask Her the story seek Her truth

@AuRowe

15 күн бұрын

​@@lilcricket4379 Her? You mean like mother earth or some anti one-patriarchal-God? If so I'd encourage you digging into how the controllers want us to all believe God is a woman. It's everywhere in Hollywood pop culture. They are ALWAYS inverting whatever is in the bible

Colonializm since even before these C 18 c photos

@windsofchange31

10 ай бұрын

Yes, same in my Paternal Grandfather's Country as well. In all Countries, Nations, Peoples, and Tribes. Then they call the true Native People's "pagans". That goes real deep. No mainline so called history for any of that. Regardless of skin color b/c it is about the Blood lines. Same MO always and under the guise of helping and their "god".... Jessie and all their cohorts have gotten around for a very long time.

@watkinsinc.7147

10 ай бұрын

​@@windsofchange31Just like in the "Garden of Eden" mixing DNA

@sercar9585

10 ай бұрын

​@@watkinsinc.7147 Cain/bloodlineage🐉🐲

It riles me that we were told that Hawaiin Royalty lived in mud huts but in reality they lived in Palaces, just as cozy as the Queen of England, quite amazing thanx.

@angelicafreund8551

10 ай бұрын

Most people ..tourists included ..have no idea that there was such a thing as Hawaiian Royalty...Kings and Queens dressed in very stately clothing. Traveling the world and meeting with dignitaries of other countries.

Fabulous photos - sure wish they were in color!

I am trying hard to enjoy this video, but WHY do you make the cations disappear so fast? Average people do not read that fast. I want to read the words.

The "ornate home" at 13:18 looks more like the hongwanji or Japanese or Okinawan temple. The script looks Japanese or Okinawan as well.

Thanks for sharing those I know everyone’s wanting to see old world pictures of that area right now😢

Love it mahal0 leimamo ❤❤❤

Hey man, in the Merchant Avenue, Waikiki 1880’s pic what are those 2 street poles with multiple horizontal posts at the top…& no wires?

Not a single happy Kalawao girl

Thank you for sharing this

@FRESHboosters

10 ай бұрын

No problem 😊

My first trip to Hawaii was in 1955 and then again in 63. I remember pulling in to the docks, and the Hawaiian guys would be diving for money that was thrown off the ships.

11:18 Lahaina Tunnel 1951. The only reason for cars in Hawaii to have horns. 12:31 Banyan Tree, Lahaina 1885.

I could cry...no skyscrapers...so simple and sweet. Truly paradise. Why must we ruin everything that's beautiful, good and lovely...😒

@whatadollslife

10 ай бұрын

I have seen same kind of photos of Santa Clara county in California ....it used to be so stunningly beautiful ,you could grow anything ....it is all under cement and asphalt now ...with its newer unholy name Silicon Valley

@miapdx503

10 ай бұрын

@@whatadollslife We've destroyed stunningly beautiful buildings and put up ugly structures in their place. It's so sad.

howdy yall..we used to live in maui.. we now live in sicily.. we re originally from galveston

I really had no idea they had people other than natives there that early. I know nothing about the place at all honestly but I was under the impression they were basically uncivilized till we took over lol basically I was taught they were treated the same as us natives here in the lower 48

@raclark2730

10 ай бұрын

They were great architects and sea farers long before that. Tall ships and cannons were hard to compete with all the same. Not to point any fingers its just how things go.

@LilyGazou

10 ай бұрын

They had a civilization. Languages. Histories. Knowledge of plants and animals and the sea. Philosophy. Music. Dance. Medicine.

@JustSara376

10 ай бұрын

@@LilyGazou I’m learning a lot. Sad that it took a catastrophe to draw my attention to the place. I really hope something good will happen soon for them

@KittyKat-vb1nd

10 ай бұрын

Love it when the uncivilized and savage lable those they ruin and destroy the uncivilized. And looking at most of US there's nothing civil about it.

1940’s Front Street, Lahaina looks very how I remembered the town when I was there in 2006

👍🏼

Thank you for these photos. It would be nice if you could mention which specific island is each photo from.

a little comment: behind the grass building of the queen's, there is a building with a steeple, completely obscured by the grass hut.

The sailing ship , are from Tartaria too.....here all ready old ,,, who built them , how with no power tools ,,,,, and notice how big the Boat are ,,,,

⭐️The Ice Age (reset) ⭐️The Great Flood Noah’s Ark (reset) ⭐️The recent Mud Flood (reset)

@watkinsinc.7147

10 ай бұрын

Washee

What happened to these black aboriginal Hawaiins🤔

Note: Merchant St. is in downtown Honolulu and not in Waikiki. Enjoyed the pics.

Maui has a tough road ahead. It lost major historical treasures.😢

🌟🌟✨

Can,t read the letters man they're going too fast I'm trying to but they disappear too quick, that bubonic plague thing in 1900 I'm wondering what that was all about, maybe somebody got off the ship and left it I don't know I could happen I guess being on an island??? Anyway thank you for another cool video right on.,

@lilcricket4379

10 ай бұрын

When using a term "needle" rather than spiar, arrow of, point, etc it is telling.

4:40 exposes Romans on the island; its effect is plain to see in the eyes of the children of the choir.

Also, is there a general agreement that all these photos is the beginning of our reset ?

Lived on all islands. Except Neeou. Very versed on it's true past..once I got past the bullshit. I know where the graves are. People over 15 feet tall. The real amazing thing, is where the largest structures are.. they are undersea.. off the coast of Molokai. I left what, 4 years ago now, was there 40 years. And your going to ask..is there underground there? Yes. Is there huge. Huge structures. Right in people's faces, on a certain mountain..yes. about a mile long, can't tell how tall. The devistation was total. 12000 years baby. 12000 years. Aloha. To da moose. It's no mo.. Maui WAS no ka oi..not anymore. The Mormons tore down so much. Religion is for the weak. Spirit. Or mana..I have.. That church the eagles sang of is still standing. Jesus coming soon.. To KNOW the tale, is priceless. Listen to the song, the last resort. By the eagles. I feel, know, it's true. For, I lived it. Hawaii is the "pico". Means belly button of the earth. Change is occurring.. paradise is gone. A new one will come. I know a bit. A bit to dam much. I know the truth. But I'm probably shadow banned again. To me, now, Hawaii is just rocks in the middle of the pac. Farthest land mass from anywhere on earth. And hell is coming.

@koubenakombi3066

10 ай бұрын

I can read you.

@sercar9585

10 ай бұрын

@FREEone56 wow ..! 👌👉🎯👌

Never got to visit, never will. I could just cry knowing what the US government & greedy developers have done to such a beautiful place. Apparently, they're not done yet 😡 Prayers are no longer enough, action is sorely needed, and soon!!!!

@WildAlchemicalSpirit

10 ай бұрын

I visited once and I cried when I had to leave. It's was truly magical. Left a piece of my heart there. 💕🌺

I never knew about the Scandinavian immigrants. That was quite interesting. So the Hawaiians had Scandinavian slave labor or who ever owned the Sugar Cane Fields?

Laupahoehoe on the B.I. was wiped out by a tsunami, school kids and all. The peninsula is a park and a memorial now.

i am from maui, i have many photos of old world hawaii, also many old old structures here if you want a tour LMK

Wow this is unleavable,,, at 6:58 ,, look at all of the free energy antenna's , in this town ,,,,

My family been here since 1802 I got some pics older then dirt 😂

This a great video ,, what one can see here ,,,,,at 13:51 ,, look how big the building is ,,,to the people ,,,

Did the Ancient ruins in Maui burn to the ground?

@raclark2730

10 ай бұрын

Probably knocked down long before. That aside there is a reason the ancients used sturdy stone for the important stuff.

fabo.

is that Lahaina, Kaanapali & Pacific train I see on that train trestle?

who destroyed and captured the one world?

Keanu Reeves was born here. Just checked WIKI apparently born Beirut!!!

TRUTH LOVE AND PEACE Glyn

In know time ,into this video ,, and The Tartarian building pop up ,,,, old and there for years,,

I really didnt expect to see all the European influence. The Jesuits were there long before these photos. Unfortunately.

History repeats! I bet they've always had DEW's